Sentence examples for critically contingent from inspiring English sources

It is clear that such a new perspective calls not only for advanced environmental and technological research, but also for in-depth societal research, as the acceptance of new food systems is critically contingent on perceptions and attitudes of modern consumers.

So where the Great Barrier Reef ends up, in future decades, is really critically contingent on whether Australia and other countries can reach the two degree target of the Paris Agreement".

However the analysis is not critically contingent on precise data values.

In particular, future efforts to evaluate person-centered interventions critically are contingent upon researchers providing detailed information about the scope and nature of the intervention adopted.

Though the Enlightenment is sometimes represented as the enemy of religion, it is more accurate to see it as critically directed against various (arguably contingent) features of religion, such as superstition, enthusiasm, fanaticism and supernaturalism.

And, second, the adaptive traits in cancer are contingent upon mutant gene networks that critically involve deletions or loss of genetic information (and a loss of the restraints they encode).

BP ultimately paid victims of the accident, and their families, more than a billion dollars in compensation, contingent on the promise that they never speak critically about the company in public.

Instead of focusing on the scientific inadequacy of theistic arguments, Kitcher critically examines the spiritual experiences underlying religious belief, particularly noting that they depend on specific and contingent social and cultural conditions.

Because successful replacement of the disc is contingent upon replication of some or all of its complex mechanical behaviors, it is critically important that disc mechanics be well characterized in order to establish discrete functional goals for tissue engineering.

What about contingent liabilities?

They were contingent rebels.